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Palace of Mirrors
Palace of Mirrors | Margaret Peterson Haddix
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Fourteen-year-old Cecilia has always known she is the true princess of Suala, but when she and her best friend, Harper, decide to speed up her ascendancy to the throne, they find danger and many imposters who challenge her claim.
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JacintaMCarter
JacintaMCarter
Palace of Mirrors | Margaret Peterson Haddix
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I really enjoyed this sequel to Just Ella. And while Ella wasn‘t the main character, she does appear in this book, so we get to see what she‘s up to.

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erin.yarbrough
erin.yarbrough
Palace of Mirrors | Margaret Peterson Haddix
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A F novel written by Margaret Peterson Haddix tells the story of a long-lost princess living the life of a commoner after her parents are killed by evil forces. A decoy is currently on the throne until she is old enough to return to her kingdom and the evil threat is neutralized. However, when she decides to take the throne back for herself, she encounters one of the biggest plot twist I have ever read.

erin.yarbrough This books is perfect for an AS since Haddix has written other 5th grade-level books. However, it could be also used in a DR, a S, RT, or LC. The chapters could easily be reenacted which would make this great in an active classroom. https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/books/palace-of-mirrors-by-margaret-peterson... 7y
erin.yarbrough For an ELL, the organization of the chapters are very neat and easy to follow, so marking up the book to show introductions and transitions is easy to do (#17). For UDL, this method of in-book annotation could be used to enhance capacity for monitoring progress and guide information processing (6.4 and 3.3). #UCFLAE3414SP18 7y
DrSpalding Impressive Erin. I added this to my stack. I have read all of her shadow children series but have not read this one. Nice summary. You enticed me to want to read the book.🙂 7y
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Exlibrisbitsy
Exlibrisbitsy
Palace of Mirrors | Margaret Peterson Haddix
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Loving this book! Set in the same world as Just Ella, it's a great twist on the prince and the pauper.

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